Marc Dupré

Marc Dupré is the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Economics, and Management at the University of Angers (UCO). He holds a doctorate in Private Law (2011) and serves as a lecturer-researcher in Private Law. He is an associate researcher at the Jean BODIN Center (EA 4337) and the IEJUC (EA 1919). Previously, he was a lawyer at the Chalon-sur-Saône Bar (2014–2016) and a member of the editorial board of Cahiers de Jurisprudence d'Aquitaine et de Midi-Pyrénées (2009–2014).

His research focuses on private law, contract law, civil liability, and legal philosophy, with contributions to topics such as natural law, discrimination, and legal ethics. He has published extensively in journals like Responsabilité civile et assurances and Lexbase, and has participated in conferences on legal theory and ethics. He leads the CREDO research team (Western Ethics and Law Research Center) and teaches courses including Contract Law, Obligations Law, and Civil Liability at UCO.

His scholarly work bridges legal theory and practice, addressing contemporary issues in civil law, property law, and criminal tax law. He has authored over 50 articles and book chapters, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to legal challenges.

• Education:
  • Doctorate in Private Law, 2011
  • Master II in Contract Law and Professional Liability, University of Toulouse I, 2008
  • Certificate of Aptitude for the Legal Profession, Toulouse School of Lawyers, 2013
• Key Research Themes: Natural Law, Civil Liability, Contractual Obligations, Legal Ethics, Discrimination Law, and Legal Philosophy.